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Multiple groups can and will pick up the same series, so the translation quality issue usually determines which groups are more popular (speed plays a role too). Quality of translation: Fansubbers often have direct competition on a series, because there is no exclusivity in fansubbing.This subject seems like a non-issue, but it's very important for when you're marathonning an anime and want to skip the OP/ED/previews so you can get on with it. Chapter stops: not available in streaming, prevalent but not omnipresent in fansubs.

A few companies who get it are beginning to put both on all episodes. The most you can usually expect on an official release is english subs on odd-numbered episodes and romaji subs on even-numbered episodes.

OP/ED karaoke: Some companies are getting better about this, but fansubs still do it better.

When the subtitles say something that's clearly not what I just heard, it's wrong. Japanese name order is family name, then given name, whereas the American name order is the exact opposite.

Name order: The names are usually swapped in the subtitles.

This is because they're usually important. Even before the days of Advanced Sub Station Alpha subtitles, subbers have at least tried to indicate what signs, computer screens, etc.

Typesetting (signs, etc.): No typesetting for signs.

Most sub groups these days leave them in, as they tell you what kind of a relationship people have with each other. The vast majority of sub groups release softsubs, where the subtitles are encoded as their own stream alongside the video and audio, and can be turned off if you'd like to take a screenshot without them. softsub: The subs were encoded directly into the video, perhaps better known as 'hardsubs'. Most sub groups put at least some effort into making their subtitles look nice.

Subtitle styling: The subs weren't really styled at all and looked extremely bland.

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the 720p HD released by most sub groups these days.

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Video quality: I could only watch in 480p SD, vs.What I got paled in comparison to even the crappiest fansub. I've watched a few episodes of anime streamed, back when Shikabane Hime was coming out and there was some confusion about sub groups since it was licensed two episodes in. Torrents have been around for a while, DCC from IRC has been around even longer, and if you want to get technical, getting VHSes in the mail (for only media+shipping costs, they made a point of never charging more than that so there would be no profit) was the original way to get anime in America. Rights holders are really only beginning to embrace the internet. Streaming anime is a relatively new thing. I have a lot of thoughts on the subject (more than I could feasibly type into IRC), so I wrote this post. I periodically get asked by an online friend of mine why I don't stream anime when American licensing companies release it in that manner.

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